Connect New Macbook Pro Ethernet Cable

I use this cable to connect my External WD 6TB in my Macbook Pro.

I have this for my MacBook Pro 13. I have an external monitor, card reader, three external drives and for a while an ethernet cable to my router connected to it and everything works flawlessly.

I needed a cable to connect my Macbook Pro to my mixer and this one worked perfectly!

Perfect cable to connect my new Apple Display to my Macbook Pro for photo shoots.... i bought the longer cable to be able to have the display further from our Digi Tech for the clients to view the images coming in via Viewer on Capture One. I put the cable into a protective liner so wear and tear is less of an issue.

I bought this cable to connect my PV6 USB mixer to my MacBook Pro, and it works perfectly. No complaints here! Great price too.

Using this cable to connect my MacBook Pro 2016 to LG 27GN800B monitor. Works perfectly!

I needed this particular cable type to connect my mid-2010 MacBook Pro with an ASUS HD monitor. This was one of the few that wasn't 6' or longer. This is just right for me. It works perfectly. You can buy cheaper elsewhere, but I trust B&H and I also how quickly it (and the monitor) were delivered.

i bought this to use as a professional cable to connect my macbook pro to a PA. i can neither comment on this items longevity or noise shielding, but both times i've used it since it arrived, it has been used in conjunction with a PA that has known line buzz. it did not appear to add to the overall noise, but i just haven't had a chance to test it out otherwise. i CAN say this... the overall volume going into the PA from my computer rig is SUBSTANTIALLY louder than the 1/8 to 1/4 cable i was using. it also seemed very well made considering the price i paid for it. it WILL be seeing a lot of action in the next short while and if it does the job i'll definitely be buying more. it feels like a quality product, for sure. critical listening tests to follow.....

I've only had the Eizo CG279X for a couple of weeks but love it so far. It works great with my MacBook Pro 15 mid 2015. I had to buy an extra Mini DisplayPort to regular Displayport cable from Amazon to connect and works perfectly. I got the 279X rather than the 277 so that when I upgrade to a newer MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt 3 it will connect directly with a TB3 cable supplied. I ran the internal hardware calibration on the monitor but I'm not sure if I should also do a separate calibration with my Datacolor Spyder 5 or not for the computer graphics card? It's nice to be reasonably sure that I'm color correcting my photos in Capture One to the right standard with this monitor. Several of the ones I calibrated before with my laptop screen seem to be way off. I think I've found the best monitor for me. I've recently become aware that for video it's best to calibrate to a separate TV monitor rather than in the GUI for Final Cut Pro but for now I'm going with a single monitor setup using the 279X. I don't like having to move the cursor between screens with dual monitors. I'm also considering a Tangent rollerball surface for faster editing. No audio with this display so I dug out a pair of old Sony computer speakers that work well.

Just what I needed to connect my 2020 iPad Pro cable to my older MacBook Pro. Now I can sync my music which wasn't possible before I bought this adapter.